All files contained within this disk are stand alone graphics, converted to the C64 by xlcus software. Each digitised picture have been ported across from the Acorn Archimedes computer, using specialist gfx conversion software programmed by:

Acorn: Jonathan Hunt / C64: Paul Kubiszyn

The pictures utilise a special display method, invented by xlcus software, called "IMAP". The process of IMAP or Interlaced bitMAP, is to have in memory two pre-calculated interlace frames, which you can then switch between. This means that no matter what C64 you run them on (NTSC or PAL) they will always work correctly.

NOTE - The images onthe disk look MUCH better than the screenshots because the emulator I used to capture them with was only displaying at 32 FPS.